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In AleksandrHovhannisyan/StatisticalInferencesInR: Performs Statistical Inferences in R

Statistical Inferences In R

Package for performing statistical inferences in the R programming language.

Motivation

Though the R programming language contains a wide variety of built-in functions for calculating distributions and values used in common inference tests, I couldn't be bothered to remember them all because they don't have any consistent naming conventions.

For my stats course at the University of Florida, we were allowed to use the R language (and R Studio) on homeworks, quizzes, and exams. I developed this package to make my life MUCH easier so that I could more easily recall the functions I needed for certain problems. To that end, I used the following naming conventions so that I could find functions more quickly (consider the functions Mean.1Pop.CI and Mean.1Pop.Hypothesis as two guiding examples):

• The first part of the function name tells you what population parameter you'll be performing an inference on (Mean). So all I had to do was simply identify what statistic the question was looking for.
• The second part of the function name denotes whether this is for a single population (1Pop) or two populations (2Pop). In the case of linear regression, I used the alternatives of 1Regressor and 2Regressor.
• The third part of the function name tells you what type of test will be performed. CI denotes Confidence Interval, whereas Hypothesis denotes a formal hypothesis test.

(Translation: I got lazy when taking stats and found a creative way to reduce my workload. Sue me.)

I'll leave you with a quote from Bill Gates:

"A lazy person will find an easy way to do [the job]."

Look, stats is cool and all, but I'm a programmer at heart :)

AleksandrHovhannisyan/StatisticalInferencesInR documentation built on May 26, 2019, 6:38 a.m.